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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

:Defauit having been made in the payment of
the sum Of one hundred and thirty and e6 100
dollars (Sls006) which Is claimed to be due at
tn date ofthisn ,ti,.e upen certain mo rtgage,
Warrington, mortgsgor, to O. W, Sylvester,
,nortgagee, bearing date the 18th day Of
August, A. D 1855, and, with a mower of sale
therein c,ntaiae1, dnly recorded in the Office
Of the register Of peecs in and II the county
ofNIorrison and state Of Minnesota, on the Goth
div of August, 4. D. 1885. at o'clock a. m, in
book r Of mortgages, on page $50. and no &C
ton .or proceeding !ha ring been instituted at
law Otherwise TO ncov sst tne ae9t secured
Now therefore notice Is hereby given, That
by virtue ofthe power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute IN such
case made and provided the said mortgage
win be roreclosed by safe Of the premises
described in and conveyed by said mortgage,
viz:
The undivided one-half of the north half Of
the southwest quarter, aud the undivided one.
hall of the south east quarter OF the sou'h west
north-west quarter Of the southeast quarter
al! in section thirty-fo {s4l Ia township one
hundred aud thirty one QsD north OF range
thirty ESQ., west. in Morrison county ana state
of MINNESOTA with the hereditanents and ap
p'lrtenances which sale will be made by the
sheriff of said Morrison county, at the from
door Of the court house in the village OF Little
Falls in said county and state, on the 10th day
or May, ID. 1887, at O'Clock p. NJ OF ina
day At public vendue, to the highest bia1el
fore cash. to pay said debt and interest. and the
taxes, ifapy, on said premises, and twenty Ave
dollars attornev's fees as stipulated in and by
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the
disburs ments allowed by law lbject to re-
demption at any time within one year from the
day of sale, pro vided by law.
Dated March "a, A. D. 1887.
O. ". SYLVESTER
Mortgages.
f. H. FARNHAN,
Attorney.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
+ FnANC q. BABBITT.
MORTGAGE SALE,

l. IN s%y St& ,MOiITA0E4 SAlAE. l5g
Tefault has boon made in the conc itions OF i
Mary +. Collins and her husband, E. M. Col.
Inns, to The Domestic Sc ing Machine Com %.
ny, = corporation created under the laws Of the
State Of Ohio, dated the 18th day Of October,
four hundred MI tel, dollars anu interest &C.
G riding to the c ,nditions of two plomlssOry
notes thereto tescr, b4d " hich mortgage was
o. The 22nd day Of October. A. D. 18Sli ut q
O'clock q. m. recorded in the Office OF the reg
lister of deeds in and for the county Of Morri.
son state Of Minnesota, in book F Of Nor
cages. on page i39. y here IS at the date 81
this notice stue on said mortgage debt, tho
SUM at four hundred and Jhirty->ix and 54-1O0
liars principal AMI interest and twenty live
q llars ut OIL ey's fees, STIMULATED in sa; NOR
!. q 10 Dsirai d i'll Ease of lOrecl sur 7 eTeO :
Pfot..edinKs ct law and e4nity hay. been i. :
s5,ttt q 70 recover sri. debt but have bee.l
discontinued. 49,.
I Now tAerefote;a, office is hereby given thatin
pursuance Of the power OF sale in said mort
gage Contaibed and Of the statute IN such case
matte and provided the sal, mortgage will be
forcclosed by q sale Of the premises therein,
describeil, tO.Wit: Lot number seven CO. and
the south half {xl OF lot number eight Isl in
block eight (8l in tStee:es Addition to the
Vil!ageUt Little Falls in tho county. Of Morri-
son and Stnte Of Minnesota, according to the
survey ard plat the renf OH lie and Of record in
the Office Of the Register Of Deetts Of said Nor
lison county, by the sheriff of said county at
public ven 'ue to the hiyE,es, bidder for cash,
At IN, The front door, ct the court house in the
village OF Little FAlasin said county and state
on Saturday, the nth dag, of m ay, IA D. 1887,
at ten 0 clock Ia the foreneeu to satisfy said
mortgage debt With costs and expenses offore-5
closure; ls...s Z = :t%55r t1f.Eg5 81"
r Dated this 2lst day IF March 1887. 81 ,..s
THE ,AfEs1'IC SEWING MACHINE COM.
,:.,, !. Il. ..s H. !. ss&as ~ ~ Mortgage.
G.. A. I.INBBERGH. p ~ g.. e. :, :
f. {nr
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25


sIthsr lfesh ti.s 3
lthaas d q lil,l c,entldc IT,
~ liz emit IL sIs| a5s
81 from no rei,orfs ne
that liinsas sota s. advaneing III
civ ilisasion q slong the line, tneeIeti-
cally i, lesst HAT WI fiji, the new state
school for dependent chill dren, the sre-
form penitentiary 81 st. Cloud the edu-
. caIioaal tax iathered By Mr. FlYna
long may he ]; wave he movement
fs,r esfab iishing agricultural insti.utes ia
each county and the high license law:.
7, Minnesota is state ,o5be proud
Of. 5s. =fs +. sz z,.. II. I.
s.:% I. / H. !: FliANC .. BABBITT.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
MARRIED.

FLYNN-PERLEY--At the residence
ola. S. Adams, Mlnnehaha Falls,
Nina, on Saturday. March -, 1887,
py the Rev. Dr.. Dana Of St. Paul, Mr..
James G.. Flynn and Mrs. Lucy
/. Perley, both OF Little Falls.
The bride and groom are we'll known
and highly respected in Little Falls
and vicinity, and the best wishes and
congratulations of a host Of friends are
extended. Mr.. Flynn has been a re-
.sident of Little Falls for over eigh,
Years and has always occupied a lead
ing place in business circles Mrs.
Flynn has long been a resident Of OUT
town, and is highly esteemed. May
they have many years of happiness.
They returned to Little Falls on
Tuesday, and are at the Merchants
Hotel "at home' to their friends.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
From tho Princeton Union.

From tho Princeton Union.
y LAST weeks Brainerd Journal con-
tanned at. article underthe caption Of
.'.No Reapportionment" which might
mislead some people if permitted to 80
unnoticed. Our eloquent and versatile
friend Stivets seems to labor under
the Authorization that an agreement
was arrived atlast fall between the
the editor OF this paper and Messrs
Lee, Lum and Flynn whereby We
would become candidate for the
legislature in 1888, 10y and with their
consent. No such understanding ex.
lists There was considerable lying
done last fall by some of the Re
publican politicians of the district, and
the editor Of this paper Twas much
dissatisfied at the beginning of the
campaign. We do not claim the honor
Of electing any Of the. Republican
legislative nominees-we did our leytl
Lest for all the candidates on both the
State and legislative ticket,-but we do
cI:.lm that Messrs. Buchanan, L,un
and Flynn would have had close cali,
in fact w~uld have been dafeated, had
it not been for the vote of little Mile
Laos eounty-Mr. Lee would have
been elected even if he had not re-
ceived vote in this county. OF
course, extraordinary efforts were
put forth in behalf Of of Messers.
Buchanan; Lum aud Flynn in other
portions of the iii strict, hence it would
be Assured to claafa that this county
e]ctett them; here, rs ia alnaost every
county Of the State, the Republican
party. was badly demoralized last fall,
but special effort was made for the
Republican Legislative ticket. An
election to the legislature is dubious
honor at best, and the editor Of the
Union has no particular laundering in
that direction.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
!. = very satl.fsse tory Reply:

4 very SIT tory Reply
Last week wa asked the Editor
Of the Long Prairie Leader, who has
been loudly complaining about the
.leislature, 70 specify so,ns of the acts
for which that body deserved censure,
and the following very intelligent
answer Is given: !. .ss.. III
Brother Fuller wishes ps u be more
specific ID our charges. and not handle
the 'gl ,ttering generalities.' g which NJ
truly 70 the republican party of which
the Transcript man is such 4 model,
He boldly asserts that the senators end
representatives ibid what was desired of
them by the men u hose support they
received and candor and judgement.
compel as to admit that to "a certaiD
extent his assertion is true. The repub-.
hcan party is In heshands ofsscheming
wirepnllers, who seek to manipulate
things for their own individual benefits,
rather than work for those measures OF
more general benefit; those. measures
which will contribn te the gaeatest good
principle of democracy, Watching The
course and noting the rreakish antics OF
such sohemers ss our, brother at the
Transcript helm, is enough 10 disgust
one with politics. He is firm believer
in the old saying that ito the yictors
belong the spells" aud as tile old "vic-
tors" begin ii lose their grip it causes
tire blood hound schrmers to howl their
loudest. g.T >.%5r = :. ;"ge
We knew That Frank wouldn't refuse
to answer, hut we di dn't snppose that he
had any sqeh weN established grounds
for complaint. OF course no legislature
is perfect, neither did we think, that the
last one was rs bad a. he proves it tobt
in the above careful statement His
remaaks show that lIe has carefully
reviewed the work cf the body under
discussion, is thoroughly posted on any
needed Legislation that failed t" meet
With approval, and is. in all respects d
most compeeeR, man to puss judg men, on
a lot Of ordinary senator's and represen
tatives. We can make no defence Tor
the Legislature against the charges that,
are SO unexpectedly brought up. 1t has
always been considered useless to talk to
the wind. .s.....r. =.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
fySyanyilio Items.

prlng i,.here, md i, The farmers II.
getting rsady for seeding.
The infant son IT MI M, =. Frank
hmpkin died lit Thursday and III.
funersl took placo al Swan River, On
Sunday. I. #st
a large crew OF teamsters passed
through town inst Thursday en- route
for Wisconsin I'd work din herailrsad. 4
Z. Simmons, editor Of the Long
Prairie Leader, was in town on Satur-
day. s,. .5.
Mr. Ed BREEDER has moved his family
from Little Falls to Swanville and
occupies rooms over r a. Floods
store building. & 81;
+. n Turner made 4 flying visit to
Long Prairie last "Wednesday.
Albert Bhelow has the lumber on ,he
ground for his new store building.
Mrs. Broder is visiting Lang Prairie
friends this week. 81 '. .%-s.@ : &
J. D. stith eontempla.es building a
new dwelling house the coming summer.
+ Miss Mary Blair left last week to at
tend the Sisters school at Belle Prairie.
= Mrs. Belle Flood closed hee winter
term OF school in Swanville a few days
ago. this being the fifth term our school
has been taught by Mrs. Flood. =
Mrs. NJ. Flahaven visited Sauk Centre
Thursday and returned ON Friday ac-
compaDied by her cousin Miss Flahaven.
E. A.Flood has just received fine
lot Of paint anG brushes. those wishing
to paint their houses would do well to
give Ed q call. 49, g..
W. J. Sullivan, proprietor Of the
Brunswick Hotel, is making prepe,a-
lions to build fine, large barn this
spring, - .
A. Rhoda of Long Prairie, Auditor Of
Todd county, is in town. .s,.zs
Miss Emma Mining returned yester-
day from a visit TO friends in Long
Prairie
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Sorry ana syvn1 he 8 Good H03.
Him Dsle, MINI. March Is, 1887.


Him D.le, MINI l.sch q 1887.
Editor efthe Transcriizx I
You will please publish olloviinsby
request. On the '7ill inst rss led %
Little Falls on i little lbusll
ing to stepinto III. Gross hotel became
involvell ii =. cont pyerss ttha otvery
fcrediiaa,l u amy one concerned 81 couse,
/ being the principal actor there. nm ac-
cnsed ef using some very u1,gesttlen ,anly
and abusive Language directed espeaiaily
to Joseph Thomas Of our town I have i
dimr ollsction Of part ct shat Iassed, but
not AL, but I have no good reason "a doab,
i5hAt I said AL hat am accused. Of Tie
reason my sniemory serves me So poor on
+ his occasion is because happened to meet
with a few OF the boys whom had not
seen for a long time and being Of such a
sociable disposition when I meet with old
friends, aud especially when we thought
we needed a little irrigation 50 much, We
ndalged a little too freely aud became
slightly under the influence, as many d
good, honest fellow he's before. So, at Mr..
Thomas request, ! am to take all back that
/ said concerning dim OH that OCCASION,
through the Transcript, which I am very
willing to do. But there are other men in
nar town, aud perhaps outside onr town,
whom have called just as vile names and
/ do here apolgize to sthen aM in q bunch,
aud ask forgiveness for the past and prom
lse that in the tuture when taiey meet me
Gley will meet a good, peaceable, law abid-
Zig citizen, ard enc who is not making his
duly rounds up and down the pablo roads
listening to catchss word that he may have
z. chance to raise young cyclone in the
neighborhood. Nor l don't go prowling
around from the shades of evening till
midnight en- the outlook for some imaginary
zoe skuiking around after me with his
pocket iull ofrocks. No sir, my conscience
is clear, my sleep refreshing. My friends
will see by this hat / want to live in peace
with all men,. suppose my plan will he
ii any one should come with some remark
that some one else had said, l shall say,
''Get thee hence, thou dlsturber of the
peace! harbor none such as theer' So
with charity to all and malice toward none,
I shall draw this TO ;aelose,
.,-'.,. WIN. BOYLE. +
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Culdrum News. .>
Cu}drum, March %, 1887

Tie making and the other numbering
Interests in Culdrum are nearly closed
for the season. allhoAgh there is plenty
ofsuow in the woods. Most of The work
has been done by the farmers, and there
is now other work which il is necessary
for them TO 90, such as hauling the
balance of their hay, getting fire wood
for summer and fencing.
The tie inspections along the line OF
the road have, for some reason, been
delayed so long that many parties qui,
operations sooner than they otherwise
would. The inspection is generally
satisfactory, and better than was
expected. .,,,.
It is surprising to many travelling over
the road 10 see she amount of timbe,
delivered on the track,
Preparations are being made for sugar
making.
Hay is scarce. 1t need not have been
as there were hundreds of tons Of The best
quality of grass that could been cul in
this towu-a privilege that few towns
can boast Of
Farmers who have not had experience
iu raising blue stem whea, will b.
interested to learn that they will profit
by sowing it. An increase of from three
% six bushels over the yield of Sce!ch
6 fife will be secured on each acre
r. Biggerstatt's youngest child has
been very sick with lung fever, and for
several days its death was expected under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Locke,
however, it is now ceavelescent. .
A child of Frank Lampkins of
swsnyille died last week. -
The percentage Of sickness in This
locality exceeds that OF former years,
and is mostly tevers and rheumatisms
1t is attributed to the excessive cold IL G
fore part Of the winter. r;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Princeton Union: "If newspaper is
good for anything it richly merits every
dollar it receives for public printing. The
talk about saving money to the woor tax
payer in any county Of the State who is
not ready and willing 10 pay his little mite
to know how the a9airs Of his county are
being conducted. The Union believes that
the rates SLOWED by law tor publication Of
legal notices are none too high, in many
instances are too low."' 4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
NOTICE re CREDITORS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, \.

NOTICE re CREDITORS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, y
~ .Uf>. SSs.
County Of Morrison,
In Probate Court.
In the matter OF, the estate of John Terrell, de-
ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To all persons
h aving claims and demands against the estate
of John Ferrell late of tue County Of Morrison
deceased, that the Judge of Probate Court OF
said County will hear examine and adjust
claims and demands against said estate, at his
office in Little Falls in said County, On Monday
the 4th Day ofApril 1887. at 2 O'clock r, M,
and on the Eve next succeeding months there
after at the same hour. and that six months
from the Ash day Of April 1887, have been
limited and allowed by said Probate Court fol-
creditors to present their claims
=. has
-. ANDREW X FERRELL,
mark
Dated this e2nd day Of February 1857,
{ Administrator of the Estate OF 49,.
8 ';.$2'' JOHN FERKELL deceased
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

b SEND FOR THE SEED CATALoaUES.-
Many of our leading seedsmen publish
Catalogues which they send fire. to al
pho wish them. They contain much
valuable information. One of the bes
is the Illustrated Catalogue of the
Joseph Harris ssed Company, Roch-
estr, n. Y. They. write US that they
viii be gladto send it to every reader
of the Transcript who will send them
their name and address on a postal
card. send at once and see what they
haveto offer, We know their seeds
to be gope and they sell them at an
anueuallYl low rate .H.r;s. - So !
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Good Chance to Buy Horses.
On or about April 1st We will be in
Little Falls with about 30 good horses
and brood mares for sale. All those
wishing to purchase either good driv-
ing horse or work team this spring will
do we'll to look our stock through before
purchasing. ID 5tsl, !. - SfE &. ILL.,.
zz. JOHN CLOSE s. Son.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

&c. Neal, ths paotog rspnsr, i com
IA ssen 4 y clsan, tans md repair ~. AZ.
- Ct yours and msks q sound ths same
4 . ~ Thass sairing q purchase
{ -. y y ygaE a. aao u N tlosysll 10 ell
~ MIN 81 M photo rooms eas
g. ~ q " y las1 - 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
PROBATE NOTICE.
statetof Minnesota, [
County of Morrison

In Probate Conrt+
In the Matter ofthe Esta teA Of Theresa Haue.
Deceased. Soties Isl hereby given. to- all per-
sons having claim and demands against the
estate of Theresa HaWer late of the County, Of
Morrison. deceasad. that the Judge of the
Probate Court of said. county will hear OK
anime, aud ad just claims and demands against
said estate, Of his office in Little Falls IN said
county, on the first Monday Of each monte for
six successive mouths: scen naesac5ug with April
teenti1 day Of March 1887 have been limited and
allowed BY said Probate Court for creditors to
- CHARLES HA UER
Executor Of the Estate Of THEREs1A HAwEE. ;,
r. Deceased
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Must Be Settled .

ny I have purchased from the assignee
all the book accounts and noles due
'Chaa. Conway 81 Fl. Ripley, and those
who are owing on the same orc requested
to call Immediately and pay up give
security. The accounss must be settled.
and debtors will save costs 81 attending
to this st once, u i ] tss u.
I ..z.5 ID. g. NooERs. q
Dated Fl. Ripley. Aips, Feb. s,lss1.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
SO Reward.

X will give q reward Of $40 to anyone
returning to me my red Irish setter dog,
snyder, or the same reward will Ne given
for informatiea lending to his recovery.
When lost the dog had on a metal collar
bearing the names NJ. Richardson. Il.
Houds. ELEoK HuUDx.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Delicious and healtk..u. mineral waite,
at SPRANDR,'s,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Recorded by Register of Deeds /
Signor during the past week.,
John F. Hunter & wife, to Abiga
Hunter net Of sw4 section IS
township 80 range 29..........S go
Jens Hansen to MAIDS P. Hansen
81 Of sch Of ne4 section town.
ship l27 range 3O.................. 20
Mads P. Hansen Il wife to Anna
Catherine Richardson nw4 of
sch and part ne4 of se3 section
8 township 1877 rande 30 ......... 20
Peter Fl Newman 4 wife to I'D. p
Fuller and J of lot6 block Is
Little Falls. .........-.:..........~. l0'
St. Paul & N P Railroad Co. to ,
Simon Stadolka cw4 of sw4
section. IL township III range
oU......... ....-....-............"... lo'
Lox1ey r. Wood & wife, to-
3 Martha NJ. Darrow sw} of nef
section IA township l27 range
r 3l............",... MISREPRESENTATION. 81
Martins NJ barrow & Inns, to .,
Lizzie NJ. Scott swl Of the sne1
section IA township 127 range
: 3l.................... ..................-. 80'
Marcus Mauriu eb, al. to F. x.
. Ledonx ST. 4 wifi 81 Of se4 sec
ton 4 township 1913 range 80. .25
J. Andrew Benson to Frank
Herman se3 Of SET section IL
township 80 range 31....."-;....- 20
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
3 PROBATE NOTICE,
State Of MINNESOTA, I 60 ....a.
County Of n orrison. % =
- q Spec.ial term. Feb. 16. 1857


In tue Matter of the Estate Of william Dallner,
ss4 Deceased. ON reahin! and fling the pititiOn
ef'aIieI,ael W isehneWski, Adninistrntor of the
estate of III liam Dsllnier. deceased, repres-
enting; amoHg other things, that ne has fully
aud 3 ace Be fixsds for exa,nians and allowing
his account Of his administration. ana-f0r the
assignmsnt Of The residue ofsaid estate 70 heirs;
81 It isordered, hat said account be examined,
and petition heard, BY the Judge of this court
on Wednesday The 23rd day Of March Is. d.
1887, at q o'clock r. NJ. At his Office in the
VILLAGE az Little Falls In said County. fss Il
zs And it's that notice thereof
be given To- persons interested, by publishing
q copy oil this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day OF heariHg@ In the Little Falls
Transcript = weekly newspaper, printed ARne
published ct Little. Fall In said County, i
D Dated ut Little calls. this 10th day & OF
FEBRUARY a, ID. 1857 .3f5s
:is b ss IL BY the Court ne. VI
& s tss 3: : N NJ RIcHA RDsON.a
s3ss 2ffss4# PIN JUDGE or PROBATE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
ts,5 y'E,5I - zt.t-21S esss.'ii ) =
) NOTICE
MORRISON .G0. MINI.

So Notlce II hereby gtren that will hold anex-
saminations Of persons, Wishing to apply for
eeStt ncAte 81 70 teach In the public
gcnoo,s q tbs county At the following tinss
,1 a. the coqrs house IN the village 81 Lftles
slls @ FriNay, April I, 1857
AZ ~ schsol house III the village Of Rcyal.
ton op'6atnrday. Apsil 2 1857. ts3.
The school house ID school disfrict Not
Sto1po f Bolfe frafrie. On Monday. ami 4. iSaIs
ollnnnenctn1se day q q 1sclock 8. =.
! 3 sSss JOHN 1lcbtNAID. ss5s
GO. supe- Of Schsois on CO, Ifinn.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
NEW \ = /! STY ]. Z ] rs. ! 4 !
NE " " GO obs

Inow have IT my Millinery.
St0re = full line u fnI1' and
.sfnter sod, and my prices
aro lie ie,gsst
!. ME- CHAU
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Sheub- W au- Wau-(3 un at
SPRANDEL's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Il Z. 4 cloud ] ay 8 inst = eoou i, 4 cIsar
one tor; M ring picture Neal,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

a new brand Of whiskey, pure Ken
lucky SNOW F'lake, - s5PHArsDEI's. Z
u 81 Isl 4. ncFadden is It the
Central SALOON. s 4. Sc s.15.5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

<. Fl. FARNHAN,
Attorney.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25

Marthia Nc. Darrow & Inns, to
Lizzie NJ. Scott swk Of the ne4
section IA township 127 range